Hands-On: The Piaget Limelight Stella
Last week Jack wrote about the new Piaget Emperador Coussin XL 700P, Piaget’s major new release at SIHH 2016. In addition to this crazy skeletonized hybrid electromechanical watch, Piaget released some major women’s watches as well. The brand is actually better-known for its women’s watches and made a name for its high jewelry watches starting in the 1960s (see my article on Piaget cuff watches). For SIHH this year, Piaget released the Limelight Stella with moon phase, which is the most complicated in-house-designed women’s watch ever made in the brand’s history. 1 OF 9 The Limelight Stella features a new caliber 584P that Piaget tells us is entirely designed and made completely in-house, with another caliber (580P) designed for the haute joaillerie version that does not have center seconds, in order to show off the diamond-setting. The automatic winding movement has a 42-hour power reserve, minutes, hours, center seconds, and the moon-phase

AP ROC RG or AP 44mm Ceramic
Hi guys,I happened to drop by the AP Boutique on Orchard road and had a chance to try out the new Offshore all ceramic as well as the 41mm ROC RG (both white & black dials)... I have never considered an ROC before as I have always limited my interest in AP to the ROOC models having owned an AP Panda as well as a 44mm FC earlier...The reason I let go my FC initially was my desire to get the all ceramic but now having tried on the ROC RG with the black face I am in a dilemma. Bothe watches have a sticker price which is nearly the same ie. 50K SGD... Which would you guys choose... Discounts on the ROC RG are quite good whereas the ceramic I'm sure will not be available at a good discount until a few more months...Appreciate your feedback :-)

Hear my train a comin'...
Greetings TRF,I was on my way to University last Thursday and I thought I could try to take some pictures of my Seamaster Pro while I was in the train. I got the idea when I noticed the reflection of my watch in the window looked quite good and would probably make a good picture. Of course if anybody has similar pictures feel free to post them! I thought this would be different if you compare it to those classic (although very nice) watches and cars threads!Photo0088.jpgPhoto0099.jpgPhoto0089.jpgPhoto0090.jpgOf course there's nothing like listening to some Jimi Hendrix while you're on the rails!Photo0096.jpgAnother reflexion picture in the tunnel.Photo0101.jpgSince my watch got exposed to sunlight the markers and hands got very bright so I thought I'd try to block the lights and get some pictures!Photo0102.jpgPhoto0103.jpgSorry about the bad quality of some pictures but I took them with my phone. Feel free to comment!

5712g
Just got my 5712G back from being serviced by Patek so grabbed a few shots while it's in perfect shape. My dilemma now is whether to keep it or sell it and buy a Datograph...

What do you think guys
I do not understand why Rolex did not launch the Root Beer in SS. I do not understand why it throws models in 31 and 36 mm. The official dealers already have hundreds of them and I do not think they sell them very easily. The Daytona full of brilliants must have its public and aside the margins of gain must be sidereal.Apart in the GMT Master they forgot to make them in yellow gold? Well, if you continue to insist with pink gold everything that has yellow gold will be depreciated terribly.What do you think guys?